Sentence examples for I would immigrate from inspiring English sources

I never thought that I would immigrate to the United States and continue practicing law in Canada as well.

No one knows how many more people would immigrate, but the Puerto Rican experience may be instructive.

Indeed, presumably so many would immigrate that there would be no way for this state to continue distributing these benefits at anything like their current rate.

Another major flaw in the proposed regulation is DHS makes no effort to calculate how many fewer people would immigrate to America due to the proposed regulation.

The writer, Joe Friesen, cites this startling statistic: "Given the choice, 53percentt of adults in the world's 24 leading economies said they would immigrate to Canada".

Because there were no immigrants to speak of — who'd immigrate to Northern Ireland?

But perceptions of being treated unfairly differed widely between Hispanics born in the United States and those who'd immigrated here.

About 9 in 10 Hispanics in each group felt that those who'd immigrated as children should be allowed to apply for citizenship.

There, in the library, gathering dust behind the glass, were my uncle's medical books: in the twenty years since he'd immigrated to America, no one had touched them.

Taina Bien-Aimé, the executive director of the New York-based Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, was born in New York City to Haitian parents who'd immigrated to the U.S. in the nineteen-fifties.

It protects from deportation those who'd immigrated to the United States as children and offered them the opportunity to go to school, serve in the military or work legally.